EU extends sound recording copyright, NinjaVideo admins get criminal copyright infringement indictment and Harvey Norman reviewing future of McTiVia.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Eps 209 – Pirate Brakes
Oracle’s $1.3 Billion Verdict Reduced, Three Strikes Law Slows Piracy and a Copyright Extension in the EU.
3 Count: Ten Club
SAP pleads guilty to criminal copyright infringement, Canada’s C-32 may be held up even longer and did Pearl Jam deputize fans in copyright fight?
What Yahoo!’s Downfall Might Mean for Plagiarism Detection
The turmoil at Yahoo! should give pause to everyone who is partners with the company and that includes many plagiarism detection services.
3 Count: Twilight Fight
Twilight filmmakers sue Twilight.com, Righthaven loses a big customer and EU votes to extend copyright on sound recordings.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
3 Count: Out of Bloom
New Zealand sees a 10% drop in P2P traffic, Bloomberg must defend analyst call case with Swatch and an Aussie phone book is not copyright protected.
PlagScan Review: Solid Plagiarism Detection
PlagScan, a German plagiarism detection service, certainly has fans all over the globe, but can it track your content online?
3 Count: Pirate Blockade
Pirate Party attempts to block EU copyright extension, Google touts copyright progress and SIIA settles over a copied newsletter.
Eps 208 – Bieber Be-Gone
In this episode we have iCloud music streaming, a copyright attack against Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga as well as a new venture by The Pirate Bay.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
3 Count: McTiVia Trivia
EU extends sound recording copyright, NinjaVideo admins get criminal copyright infringement indictment and Harvey Norman reviewing future of McTiVia.
Eps 209 – Pirate Brakes
Oracle’s $1.3 Billion Verdict Reduced, Three Strikes Law Slows Piracy and a Copyright Extension in the EU.
3 Count: Ten Club
SAP pleads guilty to criminal copyright infringement, Canada’s C-32 may be held up even longer and did Pearl Jam deputize fans in copyright fight?
What Yahoo!’s Downfall Might Mean for Plagiarism Detection
The turmoil at Yahoo! should give pause to everyone who is partners with the company and that includes many plagiarism detection services.
3 Count: Twilight Fight
Twilight filmmakers sue Twilight.com, Righthaven loses a big customer and EU votes to extend copyright on sound recordings.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
3 Count: Out of Bloom
New Zealand sees a 10% drop in P2P traffic, Bloomberg must defend analyst call case with Swatch and an Aussie phone book is not copyright protected.
PlagScan Review: Solid Plagiarism Detection
PlagScan, a German plagiarism detection service, certainly has fans all over the globe, but can it track your content online?
3 Count: Pirate Blockade
Pirate Party attempts to block EU copyright extension, Google touts copyright progress and SIIA settles over a copied newsletter.
Eps 208 – Bieber Be-Gone
In this episode we have iCloud music streaming, a copyright attack against Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga as well as a new venture by The Pirate Bay.
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